A Pagan Testament: The Literary Heritage of the World’s Oldest New Religion by Brendan Cathbad Myers My rating: 4 of 5 stars It is a common complaint of seasoned Pagans that there is a dearth of advanced material out there. Wicca 101 books are a dime a dozen, but books that deal with the deeper matters of Pagan faith are rare. This is one of those much-desired books. But it’s also ideal for the student or the journeyman, and for... Read more
I'm excited to announce that I'm teaming up with Voodoo Priestess Lilith Dorsey to bring you a new live internet show! Read more
February 29th is a liminal "time that is not a time on a day that is not a day." As such, it's an excellent opportunity for transformative life magic. Read more
An update on why I've been so quiet lately, why I wasn't at PantheaCon, and new Pagan anthology releases that I've contributed to. Read more
The coven came over at about noon to pick us up. Down we went to the pet store, where we picked up a couple of packs of wild bird feed. Carefully we selected a mix that was good for the local species; finches, chickadees, jays. The winter birds struggle to find enough food this time of year; they've already found their way back since migratory patterns are messed up, but it still gets cold and we still get snow. Read more
Two days and one hundred years ago, women first achieved the right to vote in Canada. This was in the Manitoba provincial election; the federal government followed two years later. So it is perhaps fitting that the day before is the day I finally chose to start reading "The Handmaid's Tale." Read more
Sable reviews "A Companion to Wolves" as part of her LGBTQ Reading Challenge; which, in this case, may also be of interest to Norse Pagans. Read more
Sable reviews "The Last Herald-Mage of Valdemar" series, which she named among her list of 22 Novels that Influenced (and Popularized) Modern Paganism. Read more
Orlando is a wonderfully realistic fantasy in which the fantastical aspects are simply presented as factual, without explanation. There are really only two; one is that Orlando somehow lives some 400 years, only entering middle age in the early 20th century, and other characters live unnaturally extended lifespans as well. The other is that about halfway through the book Orlando changes gender. Read more
My review of our very own Jason Mankey's brand-new book, "The Witch's Athame." Read more
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